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PREGNETS Phone: (416) 535-8501 ext. 6662 Fax: (416) 595-6821 Email: [email protected] Smoking Cessation in Pregnancy: Opportunities and Challenges Compliments of: Program Training and Consultation Centre, Ontario Tobacco Strategy. References available upon request
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PREGNETSPhone: (416) 535-8501 ext. 6662 Fax: (416) 595-6821Email: [email protected]

Smoking Cessation in Pregnancy: Opportunities and Challenges

Compliments of: Program Training and Consultation Centre, Ontario Tobacco Strategy. References available upon request

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SMOKING CESSATION IN PREGNANCY –

Opportunities and Challenges

I. Why is pregnancy a good time to intervene?

II. How can I be most helpful?

III. What tools are available to help me and my patients/clients?

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I. Why is pregnancy agood time to intervene?

II. How can I be most helpful?

III. What tools are available to help me and my patients/clients?

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1a) Maternal smoking in pregnancy has risks to mother and baby.

n more problems in pregnancyn placenta previa, abruptio placenta, ectopic pregnancy,

premature rupture of membranes

n higher risk of miscarriagen more problems in labour and deliveryn higher risk of losing the baby before birth, during

birth or shortly after birthn low birthweight, prematurity, small for gestational age

n higher risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (crib death)

n breathing problems n weaker baby

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1b) Maternal smoking affects the baby after birth.

n crankier babyn baby spits up moren more ear infectionsn more colds, coughs, bronchitis, pneumonian lower lung functionn more hospital daysn more likely to be hyperactiven may be behind others in reading and math skillsn more likely to be victim of a house firen more likely to get sick or die from eating cigarette

butts (4 butts can kill a baby)

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1c) Motivation

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Building motivation

1. Address misperceptions smokers may have.

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Building motivation

1. Address misperceptions smokers may have.2. Address the postpartum period in the prenatal

intervention.

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Building motivation

1. Address misperceptions smokers may have.2. Address the postpartum period in the prenatal

intervention.3. Build in partner support.

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Building motivation

1. Address misperceptions smokers may have.2. Address the postpartum period in the prenatal

intervention.3. Build in partner support.4. Encourage smoking reduction as an alternative

to smoking cessation for those unable to quit.

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How Many Smokers Quitin Pregnancy?

n 80% try to quit or reduce smoking

n 23% maintain cessation over the course of their pregnancy

n An additional 17% cut down by more than 5 cigarettes per day.

Source: Edwards et al, 1994Source: Edwards et al, 1994

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Who is Most Likely to Quit?

n higher educatedn lighter smokersn those who live with nonsmokersn those with stronger beliefs in the harms

of smokingn those experiencing their first pregnancy

Source: Stewart et al, 1994Source: Stewart et al, 1994

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Why Do Some Women Return to Smoking Postpartum?n The baby’s healthy, I can smoke again.

n It will help me cope with the stress of my new responsibilities.

n It will help me lose the weight I gained.

n It’s the only way I can get a “time out”

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How Many Women Return to Smoking Postpartum?

n Among women who quit smoking during pregnancy, over 60% start smoking again by 6 months postpartum.

n Women are most vulnerable to relapse in the first 6-12 weeks postpartum.

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I. Why is pregnancy agood time to intervene?

II. How can I be most helpful?

III. What tools are available to help me and my patients/clients?

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RNAO Recommendations(draft)Integrating Smoking Cessation Intervention into Daily Nursing Practice

n Every nurse will offer brief counselling and minimal intervention (1-3 minutes)

n Some nurses will offer more intensive smoking cessation interventions (client wants to quit, nurse has the knowledge and time)

n “Nurses implement, wherever possible, intensive intervention with women who are pregnant or post-partum”

n Nurses encourage smokers and nonsmokers to make their homes smoke-free.

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Canadian Smoking Cessation Guidelines, 2000, p2.

“Smoking is a chronic addiction.You can make a difference.

There are quick, effective interventions to treat your patient’s tobacco addiction.”

in a nutshell...

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n “Smokers make an average of 3-4 quit attempts over 7-10 years before they achieve long-term maintenance” (Smoking cessation guidelines, p6)

n Implications: n Repeated intervention is often requiredn You won’t experience success with everyone

“smoking is a chronic addiction”

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“…you can make a difference”

Physician, Dental Team, Nurse, Pharmacist, Other Health Care 12% Professional

Non-medical professional 14% (psychologist, social worker, counselor)

Multiple Providers 26%

Source: US AHCPR Clinical Practice Guidelines, 1996

MEDIAN QUIT RATE (1 year)

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“…there are quick, effective interventions”Efficacy improves with treatment intensity, BUT, lower

contact interventions are effective because:

n They workn Smokers prefer themn Reduces barriers associated with other interventions

n time, cost, flexibility, child care, transportation, ease of use, embarrassment from failure

n More efficient than other methods

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Impact of Smoking Cessation Interventions

Intervention Efficacy Reach Pop’n #quitters

Self help 5% 30% 1,000 15Brief counselling 10% 50% 1,000 50Group program 20% 5% 1,000 10

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Two Easy Steps

s Assess stage of change.

s Tailor intervention to stage of change.

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I. Why is pregnancy agood time to intervene?

II. How can I be most helpful?

III. What tools are available to help me and my patients/clients?

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…for you …for your clients

n Asking to Listen

n Videon Book

n Quitting When You are Ready – for you and your baby

n One Step at a Timen How Not to Smoken Toronto Programs

Guiden Individual tools (see

Appendix 3 Asking to Listen)

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Pharmacological Supports for Smoking Cessation in Pregnancy

“First encourage pregnant smokers to quit without pharmacological aid” (green book p13)

“Pharmacotherapy should be considered when a pregnant smoker is otherwise unable to quit, and when the likelihood of quittingand its potential benefits outweigh the risks of the pharmacotherapy and continued smoking” (blue book p92)*

“Use the lowest possible effective dose (of NRT)” (green book p13)“There are no adequate studies of bupropion’s use or safety in

pregnancy” (green book p13)

* Be aware that NRT manufacturers and the CPS state that any form of nicotine administration is contraindicated in pregnant and breastfeeding women.

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Elements of the Self-Help Booklet1.Building Commitment:

During the pregnancy encourages woman to:èKnow why she has chosen to quitè Think about reasons for staying quit

For the postpartum it encourages the woman to:èRemember what she has achievedèReview her short- and long-term commitmentsè Try not to be influenced by others’ expectation

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2. Making A Plan:Focuses on:è Understanding the process of quitting (stages of behaviour

change)è Understanding herself (understanding what smoking means to

her)è Documenting what she learns about herself and smokingè Finding support from significant otherè Expecting the unexpectedè Expecting changeè Reviewing and revising her plan to reflect changes

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3.Managing The Environment:

While pregnant:è Make no-smoking rules for her homeè Handling the challenge of partner smokingè Removing “reminders”è Avoiding smoke

Postpartumè Explain to others that the same no-smoking rules apply as

in pregnancy.

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4.Coping With Cravings:

Suggests:è Be aware of what’s happeningè Be prepared to resist itè Remember that it will not last longè Use a non-smoking alternative whenever feel the need to

smoke.

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5.Healthy Avoidance:

While pregnant:è Learn what she enjoyed most about smokingè Identify past smoking routinesè Document past smoking routinesè Change past routines. è Avoid coffee, alcohol

Postpartumè Avoid giving inè Don’t blame quitting for added stressè Avoid coffee, alcohol

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6.Dealing With Difficult Situations -“Slips”

Encourages:

è Normalcy of slipsè Know what to expectè Learn why she slippedè Maintain motivation and “stay up”è Maintain self-confidenceè Strengthen commitmentè Get back on track

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ASK

Non-smoker

Smoker or

Ex-Smoker(< 6mo)

Ex-smoker(>6 mo)

ADVISE"As your health care provider, I strongly

advise you to quit (stay quit)"

ASSIST

Minimalreferral to community resource

self-help materialSmoker's Helpline 1-877-513-5333

IntensivePros and Cons of Quitting

Meaning of Smoking Quit date

Nicotine DependencePharmacotherapy options

Encourage & Support

ARRANGEfollow-upor refer to

smoking cessation program


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